At your door
- 1Your clinicYouPhysical therapy0.0 mi
- 2Physical therapy Old TownPhysical therapy0.8 mi
- 3Physical therapy ValleyPhysical therapy1.1 mi
You’re #1 here
Not everyone searches from your front door. We run the search patients use from 25 points around your clinic and show you the map they get at each one. Free, no signup.
| Row 1, column 1: #15 | Row 1, column 2: #14 | Row 1, column 3: #11 | Row 1, column 4: #12 | Row 1, column 5: #11 |
| Row 2, column 1: #15 | Row 2, column 2: #11 | Row 2, column 3: #5 | Row 2, column 4: #7 | Row 2, column 5: #10 |
| Row 3, column 1: #13 | Row 3, column 2: #6 | Row 3, column 3: #1 | Row 3, column 4: #4 | Row 3, column 5: #11 |
| Row 4, column 1: #13 | Row 4, column 2: #8 | Row 4, column 3: #5 | Row 4, column 4: #7 | Row 4, column 5: #14 |
| Row 5, column 1: #17 | Row 5, column 2: #15 | Row 5, column 3: #13 | Row 5, column 4: #17 | Row 5, column 5: #17 |
You’re #1 here
You’re #6 here, below the top 3
You’re #11 here, below the top 3
Asked: “Can you recommend the best physical therapy in Austin?”
…ften recommended for families. 2. Physical therapy River — Often recommended for families. 3. Your clinic — Open late on weekdays. 4. Physical therapy Oak — Open late on weekdays. 5. Phy…
Here are some well-regarded options in Austin, based on reviews and reputation. 1. Physical therapy North — Often recommended for families. 2. Physical therapy River — Often recommended for families. 3. Your clinic — Open late on weekdays. 4. Physical therapy Oak — Open late on weekdays. 5. Physical therapy Lake — Highly rated nearby. 6. Physical therapy Central — Many recent reviews.
…al therapy Hill — Open late on weekdays. 2. Physical therapy West — Many recent reviews. 3. Your clinic — Open late on weekdays. 4. Physical therapy East — Open late on weekdays. 5. Ph…
Several places in Austin are often recommended: 1. Physical therapy Hill — Open late on weekdays. 2. Physical therapy West — Many recent reviews. 3. Your clinic — Open late on weekdays. 4. Physical therapy East — Open late on weekdays. 5. Physical therapy Cedar — Open late on weekdays. 6. Physical therapy Park — Often recommended for families.
…on — Open late on weekdays. 3. Physical therapy Linden — Often recommended for families. 4. Your clinic — Praised for friendly staff. 5. Physical therapy Maple — Praised for friendly sta…
Based on recent ratings, these stand out in Austin: 1. Physical therapy Crown — Highly rated nearby. 2. Physical therapy Union — Open late on weekdays. 3. Physical therapy Linden — Often recommended for families. 4. Your clinic — Praised for friendly staff. 5. Physical therapy Maple — Praised for friendly staff. 6. Physical therapy Meadow — Highly rated nearby.
One answer from each assistant, asked today. The same question can get a different answer next time, which is why tracking asks repeatedly.
To see how often you’re named, track it: each assistant is asked again on a schedule, and every answer that names you is counted.
| Business | Avg rank | Points in top 3 | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|
| Physical therapy Old Town | 4.2 | 12 | |
| Physical therapy Crown | 9.1 | 7 | |
| Physical therapy Union | 6.6 | 6 | |
| Physical therapy Market | 7.8 | 6 | |
| Physical therapy Valley | 5.0 | 5 |
The top competitors have a median of 511 reviews. You have 36.
You make the top 3 at 1 of 25 points. Most people tap one of the first three results, so that’s where the calls come from. The competitors above you are the ones to compare categories, services and reviews with.
Patients search “physical therapy” and “physical therapist”, and for specific needs such as “sports physical therapy”. Those results can include private clinics, hospital outpatient departments, chains and chiropractors. Your position shifts with the search and with where the patient is.
Your primary category is one of the clearest signals of what you do. Compare yours with the businesses that outrank you.
Physical therapy clinic fits a clinic’s profile, and Physical therapist fits an individual practitioner’s. Pick the one that describes the profile, and compare with the clinics that outrank you.
Google allows individual practitioners who see patients directly to have a profile of their own, alongside the clinic’s. A clinic with one therapist should keep a single profile. Separate profiles can compete with the clinic’s for the same searches.
List it as a service and describe it on your website, so Google can match you to the search. Then scan the term; specialty searches can bring up different clinics than “physical therapy”.
Google says prominence reflects how well known a business is, including information from across the web, so a large hospital system can rank strongly. You can compete on how well your profile matches the search, on reviews, and on distance wherever you’re closer.
Scan each clinic on its own. Each has its own profile and ranks around its own address, so one clinic’s results tell you little about another’s.
We run the same Google Maps search from 25 points in a grid around your business and record where you appear at each one. Every search is placed at its point, with no personal search history attached.
Because distance is part of the ranking. Google weighs how far each business is from the person searching, so your position changes as the searcher moves. Relevance and prominence affect how far out you still show up.
Yes. A scan of up to 25 points and one answer from each AI assistant are free, with no account needed.
We ask each assistant on the card the question shown there, once, for your city, and check whether your business is named in the answer. If an assistant isn’t available in your country, the card says so.
Because they answer a different way. An assistant answers for the whole city rather than for one spot, and builds its answer from what it finds on the web, such as review sites, directories and articles. The sources it cites show where it looked.
No. Listed Local is independent and isn’t affiliated with or endorsed by Google. A free scan only reads search results; it doesn’t change anything on your Business Profile.